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Realizing the stakes are no longer just for survival, Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) teams up with her closest friends, including Peeta (Josh Hutcherson), Gale (Liam Hemsworth) and Finnick for the ultimate mission. Together, they leave District 13 to liberate the citizens of war-torn Panem and assassinate President Snow, who's obsessed with destroying Katniss. What lies ahead are mortal traps, dangerous enemies and moral choices that will ultimately determine the future of millions.

• Rating:

  PG-13 (Intense Sequences of Violence|Action|Some Thematic Material)

• Genre:

  Sci-fi, Action, Adventure

• Original Language:

  English

• Director:

  Francis Lawrence

• Producer:

  Nina Jacobson, Jon Kilik

• Writer:

  Peter Craig, Danny Strong

• Release Date (Theaters):

  Nov 20, 2015  wide

• Release Date (Streaming):

  Mar 6, 2015

• Box Office (Gross USA):

  $281.7M

• Runtime:

  2h 16m

• Distributor:

  Lionsgate Films

• Sound Mix:

  Datasat, Dolby Digital, Dolby Atmos

• Aspect Ratio:

  Scope (2.35:1)

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Cast & Crew

Jennifer Lawrence
Katniss Everdeen

Josh Hutcherson
Peeta Mellark

Liam Hemsworth
Gale Hawthorne

Woody Harrelson
Haymitch Abernathy

Donald Sutherland
President Snow

Philip Seymour Hoffman
Plutarch Heavensbee

Julianne Moore
President Coin

Willow Shields
Primrose Everdeen

Sam Claflin
Finnick Odair

Elizabeth Banks
Effie Trinket

Mahershala Ali
Boggs

Jena Malone
Johanna Mason

Jeffrey Wright
Beetee

Stanley Tucci
Caesar Flickerman

Natalie Dormer
Cressida

Evan Ross
Messalla

Elden Henson
Pollux

Wes Chatham
Castor

Eugenie Bondurant
Tigris

Stef Dawson
Annie Cresta

Francis Lawrence
Director

Peter Craig
Screenwriter

Danny Strong
Screenwriter

Nina Jacobson
Producer

Jon Kilik
Producer

Suzanne Collins
Executive Producer

Jan Foster
Executive Producer

Joseph Drake
Executive Producer

Allison Shearmur
Executive Producer

Jo Willems
Cinematographer

Alan Edward Bell
Film Editing

Mark Yoshikawa
Film Editing

James Newton Howard
Original Music

Philip Messina
Production Design

Dan Webster
Supervising Art Direction

Andrew Max Cahn
Art Director

Priscilla Elliott
Art Director

Lauren E. Polizzi
Art Director

Larry Dias
Set Decoration

Kurt & Bart
Costume Design

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Critic Reviews for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2

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Audience Reviews for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2

• Apr 18, 2018

  A satisfying and exciting end to a great film series, it does drag a little bit but I can't complain I wasn't satisfied by the end. the acting is still strong and the characters were well cast. Fantastic cinematography as well. 04-08-2018

  Christopher O Super Reviewer

• Jun 18, 2016

  See more reviews like this at chrisbreviews.blogspot.com Mockingjay Part 1 lacked the key element that young adult audiences loved about The Hunger Games; the actual hunger games. Director Francis Lawrence tries to bring some of that magic back in Part 2 but forgets who his audience is; young adults. The plot is intertwined with moral complexities of war and its various trials and tribulations. Different from the rest of the films, this one addresses both the battle and the politics of war, and ideas that are just too complicated for young adult minds and therefore may prove boring or difficult to understand. Don't be mistaken, the plot is fantastic and executed in an excellent manner, but aside from sporadic action sequences, this movie very much deals with complex ideas through dialogue and body language. Nevertheless, the action element is integral to the Hunger Games current success, and is present in spectacular condensed bursts which are overwhelming yet engaging. The plot is riddled with unexpected twists and deaths which contribute to its very dark ambience. However, the most controversial part of this film is its ending. Without giving away too much, instead of a final battle taking the climax before a brief resolution, the resolution of the story dominates the tale's conclusion. Some of it may be very upsetting to viewers and may not even necessarily make sense, but one thing is certain; it drags on for a very long time. This is Lawrence trying to bring justice to the saga. Lawrence has once again assembled an all star cast of the likes of Oscar winners Jennifer Lawrence, Julianne Moore, and the late Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Oscar nominee Woody Harrelson, and award winners Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Elizabeth Banks, Donald Sutherland, Stanley Tucci, and Gwendoline Christie among others. Jennifer Lawrence is the stand-out of the cast, a woman who has carried the Hunger Games as both its main protagonist and best actress. In spite of the dark nature of the film, small but welcomed comic relief is offered from Elizabeth Banks and Woody Harrelson. As this was Seymour Hoffman's last movie, he was not able to complete filming but luckily minimal computer-generated images of him were used. Lawrence should be commended on his integration of various genres such as action, adventure, drama, dystopia, mystery, romance, and even some thriller elements. All of which were beautifully blended and utilised in the right moments. Although The Hunger Games saga- which will be viewed as a piece of many's childhood has come to its conclusion- whispers of theme parks, prequels, and spin-offs are in the works. Lawrence isn't going to let this once-in-a-generation work of art go easily. Overall, Mockingjay Part 2 was a film with varying degrees of success. The plot is brilliant and complex yet the action sequences were limited and sporadic. The biggest thing this film lacked was consistency. There were many dull moments of dialogue, and while it was necessary to the telling of the story, it could have been more evenly distributed. Fans of the books will be happy that the film did its legacy justice but others might have to be whispering in their ears about what's going on...

  

  Christopher B Super Reviewer

• Jun 03, 2016

  Not with a bang, but with a whimper.

  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer

• May 17, 2016

  Very intense " as all The Hungar Games movies are" This movies gives a great closure. A series well done and put together.